Bristol Central Library Visit 8th May 2008, organised by the Bristol and Avon Family History Society
Whenever I visit the Central Library I am struck by what seems to be the small amount of books, newspaper microfiche and documents on display in the reference section.  
Jane, a member of the Local Studies Staff at the library, [...]

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Hi everyone
I am pleased to advise that I am responding to a number of requests from US, Canadian and Australian citizens who are exploring their UK family history and would like more rootSleuth payment options.  Previously I could only accept payments in GB Pounds via Paypal, personal cheque or bank transfers.
Many of you would like alternatives and would also like to pay in US, Canadian or [...]

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Hi everyone, Andy the ‘other half’ here.
Being the other half to a genealogist has its ups and downs.  From a positive perspective I am pleased to report that I am now conversant with the location of all local record archives and that I know what ‘Ag Lab’ means on a census.  On the less positive side, it is [...]

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So, here we go with my Blog. 
I thought for my first Blog I would encourage anyone with the odd half hour free, to volunteer to be a transcriber on the FreeBMD Project.
The FreeBMD Project aims to transcribe the Civil Registration Index for births, marriages and deaths and to provide free internet access to the transcribed records.  [...]

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